9781970587012 - 2 A.M.: The Cold War Returns: 1 (The Flying Dutchman) de Wilder, Mark (20 resultados)

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The Cold War never died. It just evolved.2 A.M. opens the Flying Dutchman timeline at street level - and climbs fast to the air tasking order. Former U.S. Army tank commander Steve Johnson is dragged into a deniable web that does not officially exist: The Flying Dutchman, a network forged during the Cold War's slow rebirth, invisible to nations and answerable only to necessity.A rogue Russian general awakens a kill-network the Soviets were never meant to leave behind, and the board flips before anyone admits a war exists. Maskirovka feints north while the real pressure speeds west through occupied Ukraine toward Moldova - a move designed to fracture NATO faster than it can brief. Washington hesitates. Brussels debates. The clock doesn't.Johnson's first call is to his old commander, General Collier, now charged with holding a line using only a fraction of allied strength and a mandate to make each decision count. Collier fights the war from 40,000 feet - not as a ground officer is taught to, but as a 21st-century combined-arms commander, orchestrating ISR and air power in real time, trading optics for outcomes. In the fiber below, Cypher hunts and hardens - a quiet savant probing an "impenetrable" Russian signals web, mapping cut-outs, tracing dead channels, and burying backdoors while diplomats argue definitions.At Johnson's side is Colonel Anya Kuznetsova (GRU) - a woman with enemies on both sides and loyalties that don't read clean. Every move through Lviv, the shadow districts around Kyiv, and the Black Sea theater forces a choice: trust the asset, or keep your hand on the wheel. Nations burn. Channels go silent. Partners blink. And somewhere between yesterday's life and the next war, a rebuilt 1971 GTO eats the miles - restored for speed and control, now used to escape.Expect disciplined tradecraft over gadget worship, military intelligence under stress, shadow ops colliding with open steel, and consequences that don't fit on a briefing slide. This is Tom Clancy-style realism updated to the world we live in: NATO vs Russia pressure points, Ukraine war thriller stakes, and a covert war novel architecture built from gray-zone moves, deniable assets, and hard choices. If Cold War fiction, espionage military novels, and unforgiving geopolitics sit on your shelf, this series belongs beside them.For fans of Nelson Demille, Jason Matthews, Robert Ludlum, and Harold Coyle, this espionage military novel series blends Ukraine war thrillers, Cold War fiction, and NATO vs Russia conflict realism with fast-paced storytelling and unforgiving stakes.2 A.M. is where the fuse is lit - and where the rules stop helping.Inspired by the pulse and paranoia of "Twilight Zone" and "Another One Bites the Dust." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Buch. Condición: Neu. 2 AM | The Cold War Returns | Mark Wilder | Buch | Englisch | 2026 | Wilder Creek Publishing | EAN 9781970587012 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The Cold War never died. It just evolved.2 A.M. opens the Flying Dutchman timeline at street level - and climbs fast to the air tasking order. Former U.S. Army tank commander Steve Johnson is dragged into a deniable web that does not officially exist: The Flying Dutchman, a network forged during the Cold War's slow rebirth, invisible to nations and answerable only to necessity.A rogue Russian general awakens a kill-network the Soviets were never meant to leave behind, and the board flips before anyone admits a war exists. Maskirovka feints north while the real pressure speeds west through occupied Ukraine toward Moldova - a move designed to fracture NATO faster than it can brief. Washington hesitates. Brussels debates. The clock doesn't.Johnson's first call is to his old commander, General Collier, now charged with holding a line using only a fraction of allied strength and a mandate to make each decision count. Collier fights the war from 40,000 feet - not as a ground officer is taught to, but as a 21st-century combined-arms commander, orchestrating ISR and air power in real time, trading optics for outcomes. In the fiber below, Cypher hunts and hardens - a quiet savant probing an "impenetrable" Russian signals web, mapping cut-outs, tracing dead channels, and burying backdoors while diplomats argue definitions.At Johnson's side is Colonel Anya Kuznetsova (GRU) - a woman with enemies on both sides and loyalties that don't read clean. Every move through Lviv, the shadow districts around Kyiv, and the Black Sea theater forces a choice: trust the asset, or keep your hand on the wheel. Nations burn. Channels go silent. Partners blink. And somewhere between yesterday's life and the next war, a rebuilt 1971 GTO eats the miles - restored for speed and control, now used to escape.Expect disciplined tradecraft over gadget worship, military intelligence under stress, shadow ops colliding with open steel, and consequences that don't fit on a briefing slide. This is Tom Clancy-style realism updated to the world we live in: NATO vs Russia pressure points, Ukraine war thriller stakes, and a covert war novel architecture built from gray-zone moves, deniable assets, and hard choices. If Cold War fiction, espionage military novels, and unforgiving geopolitics sit on your shelf, this series belongs beside them.For fans of Nelson Demille, Jason Matthews, Robert Ludlum, and Harold Coyle, this espionage military novel series blends Ukraine war thrillers, Cold War fiction, and NATO vs Russia conflict realism with fast-paced storytelling and unforgiving stakes.2 A.M. is where the fuse is lit - and where the rules stop helping.Inspired by the pulse and paranoia of "Twilight Zone" and "Another One Bites the Dust." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The Cold War never died. It just evolved.2 A.M. opens the Flying Dutchman timeline at street level - and climbs fast to the air tasking order. Former U.S. Army tank commander Steve Johnson is dragged into a deniable web that does not officially exist: The Flying Dutchman, a network forged during the Cold War's slow rebirth, invisible to nations and answerable only to necessity.A rogue Russian general awakens a kill-network the Soviets were never meant to leave behind, and the board flips before anyone admits a war exists. Maskirovka feints north while the real pressure speeds west through occupied Ukraine toward Moldova - a move designed to fracture NATO faster than it can brief. Washington hesitates. Brussels debates. The clock doesn't.Johnson's first call is to his old commander, General Collier, now charged with holding a line using only a fraction of allied strength and a mandate to make each decision count. Collier fights the war from 40,000 feet - not as a ground officer is taught to, but as a 21st-century combined-arms commander, orchestrating ISR and air power in real time, trading optics for outcomes. In the fiber below, Cypher hunts and hardens - a quiet savant probing an "impenetrable" Russian signals web, mapping cut-outs, tracing dead channels, and burying backdoors while diplomats argue definitions.At Johnson's side is Colonel Anya Kuznetsova (GRU) - a woman with enemies on both sides and loyalties that don't read clean. Every move through Lviv, the shadow districts around Kyiv, and the Black Sea theater forces a choice: trust the asset, or keep your hand on the wheel. Nations burn. Channels go silent. Partners blink. And somewhere between yesterday's life and the next war, a rebuilt 1971 GTO eats the miles - restored for speed and control, now used to escape.Expect disciplined tradecraft over gadget worship, military intelligence under stress, shadow ops colliding with open steel, and consequences that don't fit on a briefing slide. This is Tom Clancy-style realism updated to the world we live in: NATO vs Russia pressure points, Ukraine war thriller stakes, and a covert war novel architecture built from gray-zone moves, deniable assets, and hard choices. If Cold War fiction, espionage military novels, and unforgiving geopolitics sit on your shelf, this series belongs beside them.For fans of Nelson Demille, Jason Matthews, Robert Ludlum, and Harold Coyle, this espionage military novel series blends Ukraine war thrillers, Cold War fiction, and NATO vs Russia conflict realism with fast-paced storytelling and unforgiving stakes.2 A.M. is where the fuse is lit - and where the rules stop helping.Inspired by the pulse and paranoia of "Twilight Zone" and "Another One Bites the Dust." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Buch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The Cold War never died. It just evolved.2 A.M. opens the Flying Dutchman timeline at street level - and climbs fast to the air tasking order. Former U.S. Army tank commander Steve Johnson is dragged into a deniable web that does not officially exist: The Flying Dutchman, a network forged during the Cold War's slow rebirth, invisible to nations and answerable only to necessity.A rogue Russian general awakens a kill-network the Soviets were never meant to leave behind, and the board flips before anyone admits a war exists. Maskirovka feints north while the real pressure speeds west through occupied Ukraine toward Moldova - a move designed to fracture NATO faster than it can brief. Washington hesitates. Brussels debates. The clock doesn't.Johnson's first call is to his old commander, General Collier, now charged with holding a line using only a fraction of allied strength and a mandate to make each decision count. Collier fights the war from 40,000 feet - not as a ground officer is taught to, but as a 21st-century combined-arms commander, orchestrating ISR and air power in real time, trading optics for outcomes. In the fiber below, Cypher hunts and hardens - a quiet savant probing an 'impenetrable' Russian signals web, mapping cut-outs, tracing dead channels, and burying backdoors while diplomats argue definitions.At Johnson's side is Colonel Anya Kuznetsova (GRU) - a woman with enemies on both sides and loyalties that don't read clean. Every move through Lviv, the shadow districts around Kyiv, and the Black Sea theater forces a choice: trust the asset, or keep your hand on the wheel. Nations burn. Channels go silent. Partners blink. And somewhere between yesterday's life and the next war, a rebuilt 1971 GTO eats the miles - restored for speed and control, now used to escape.Expect disciplined tradecraft over gadget worship, military intelligence under stress, shadow ops colliding with open steel, and consequences that don't fit on a briefing slide. This is Tom Clancy-style realism updated to the world we live in: NATO vs Russia pressure points, Ukraine war thriller stakes, and a covert war novel architecture built from gray-zone moves, deniable assets, and hard choices. If Cold War fiction, espionage military novels, and unforgiving geopolitics sit on your shelf, this series belongs beside them.For fans of Nelson Demille, Jason Matthews, Robert Ludlum, and Harold Coyle, this espionage military novel series blends Ukraine war thrillers, Cold War fiction, and NATO vs Russia conflict realism with fast-paced storytelling and unforgiving stakes.2 A.M. is where the fuse is lit - and where the rules stop helping.Inspired by the pulse and paranoia of 'Twilight Zone' and 'Another One Bites the Dust.'.

Buch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -The Cold War never died. It just evolved.2 A.M. opens the Flying Dutchman timeline at street level - and climbs fast to the air tasking order. Former U.S. Army tank commander Steve Johnson is dragged into a deniable web that does not officially exist: The Flying Dutchman, a network forged during the Cold War's slow rebirth, invisible to nations and answerable only to necessity.A rogue Russian general awakens a kill-network the Soviets were never meant to leave behind, and the board flips before anyone admits a war exists. Maskirovka feints north while the real pressure speeds west through occupied Ukraine toward Moldova - a move designed to fracture NATO faster than it can brief. Washington hesitates. Brussels debates. The clock doesn't.Johnson's first call is to his old commander, General Collier, now charged with holding a line using only a fraction of allied strength and a mandate to make each decision count. Collier fights the war from 40,000 feet - not as a ground officer is taught to, but as a 21st-century combined-arms commander, orchestrating ISR and air power in real time, trading optics for outcomes. In the fiber below, Cypher hunts and hardens - a quiet savant probing an 'impenetrable' Russian signals web, mapping cut-outs, tracing dead channels, and burying backdoors while diplomats argue definitions.At Johnson's side is Colonel Anya Kuznetsova (GRU) - a woman with enemies on both sides and loyalties that don't read clean. Every move through Lviv, the shadow districts around Kyiv, and the Black Sea theater forces a choice: trust the asset, or keep your hand on the wheel. Nations burn. Channels go silent. Partners blink. And somewhere between yesterday's life and the next war, a rebuilt 1971 GTO eats the miles - restored for speed and control, now used to escape.Expect disciplined tradecraft over gadget worship, military intelligence under stress, shadow ops colliding with open steel, and consequences that don't fit on a briefing slide. This is Tom Clancy-style realism updated to the world we live in: NATO vs Russia pressure points, Ukraine war thriller stakes, and a covert war novel architecture built from gray-zone moves, deniable assets, and hard choices. If Cold War fiction, espionage military novels, and unforgiving geopolitics sit on your shelf, this series belongs beside them.For fans of Nelson Demille, Jason Matthews, Robert Ludlum, and Harold Coyle, this espionage military novel series blends Ukraine war thrillers, Cold War fiction, and NATO vs Russia conflict realism with fast-paced storytelling and unforgiving stakes.2 A.M. is where the fuse is lit - and where the rules stop helping.Inspired by the pulse and paranoia of 'Twilight Zone' and 'Another One Bites the Dust.'Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld 442 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Cold War never died. It just evolved.2 A.M. opens the Flying Dutchman timeline at street level - and climbs fast to the air tasking order. Former U.S. Army tank commander Steve Johnson is dragged into a deniable web that does not officially exist: The Flying Dutchman, a network forged during the Cold War's slow rebirth, invisible to nations and answerable only to necessity.A rogue Russian general awakens a kill-network the Soviets were never meant to leave behind, and the board flips before anyone admits a war exists. Maskirovka feints north while the real pressure speeds west through occupied Ukraine toward Moldova - a move designed to fracture NATO faster than it can brief. Washington hesitates. Brussels debates. The clock doesn't.Johnson's first call is to his old commander, General Collier, now charged with holding a line using only a fraction of allied strength and a mandate to make each decision count. Collier fights the war from 40,000 feet - not as a ground officer is taught to, but as a 21st-century combined-arms commander, orchestrating ISR and air power in real time, trading optics for outcomes. In the fiber below, Cypher hunts and hardens - a quiet savant probing an 'impenetrable' Russian signals web, mapping cut-outs, tracing dead channels, and burying backdoors while diplomats argue definitions.At Johnson's side is Colonel Anya Kuznetsova (GRU) - a woman with enemies on both sides and loyalties that don't read clean. Every move through Lviv, the shadow districts around Kyiv, and the Black Sea theater forces a choice: trust the asset, or keep your hand on the wheel. Nations burn. Channels go silent. Partners blink. And somewhere between yesterday's life and the next war, a rebuilt 1971 GTO eats the miles - restored for speed and control, now used to escape.Expect disciplined tradecraft over gadget worship, military intelligence under stress, shadow ops colliding with open steel, and consequences that don't fit on a briefing slide. This is Tom Clancy-style realism updated to the world we live in: NATO vs Russia pressure points, Ukraine war thriller stakes, and a covert war novel architecture built from gray-zone moves, deniable assets, and hard choices. If Cold War fiction, espionage military novels, and unforgiving geopolitics sit on your shelf, this series belongs beside them.For fans of Nelson Demille, Jason Matthews, Robert Ludlum, and Harold Coyle, this espionage military novel series blends Ukraine war thrillers, Cold War fiction, and NATO vs Russia conflict realism with fast-paced storytelling and unforgiving stakes.2 A.M. is where the fuse is lit - and where the rules stop helping.Inspired by the pulse and paranoia of 'Twilight Zone' and 'Another One Bites the Dust.'.